I avoid being a "friend" but am "friendly" in my interactions if this makes sense.Tenant just had a baby.

With consumer credit so tight, there is a need for something more and peer to peer lending responds to that need for both borrowers and investors.The internet and social networks enable peer to peer interaction on an unprecedented scale.

Changed the way I was able to interact wduring interviews.

I pay a bit more for my prop's than probably most here, but with that come Class A Tenants, school zone's that are HIGHLY sought after, and LITTLE interaction with tenants.  

@Jeff Rabinowitz  I am active on the boards but really have zero interaction for know the inner workings of the company...

I see post on BP were the goal is to get to 5k a month of passive income and the poster feels they then have security for life and can quit the day job etc.from my perspective and just interacting with all sorts of folks for all the years I have,, as one climbs the ladder usually expenses climb with you..

https://www.biggerpockets.com/alerts You will get emails on topics and discussions which allow you to interact with other BP users.Be sure to check out the BP Ultimate Beginner’s Guide.

The tenant told him pick someone else, you won't get out of Tim's place alive.If you want anonymity you need separate LLCs for your properties and your management companies with the mgmt company LLC listing the office as the address and your tenants' interaction to be limited to the management company.

Social is all about building actual relationships and interactions are key.

It's really a communication issue and personal interaction, not only with the instructor but also with peers. :)Edited second thought too.A well known author (not best known to me) was speaking about colleges and tuitions.